9 thoughts on “ Woke Up Laughing - Robert Palmer - Addictions Volume I (CD) ”

1. Bass – Frank Blair Drums – Dony Wynn Guitar – Robert Palmer Keyboards, Trombone – Richard Gibbs Mixed By – Tim Kramer Written-By – D. Wynn*, F. Blair*, R. Palmer* 5: Woke Up Laughing.

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2. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Addictions Volume 1 on Discogs/5(17).

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3. Addictions Volume 1. Robert Palmer one extended version ("Pride") Two soundtrack songs ("Sweet Lies" and "Woke Up Laughing") and eight album versions. Read more. One person found this helpful I know Robert Palmer still be an extra quality CD cuz I know his songs are very good but I'm celebrating the cdfi Goldstar because I like all the /5(42).

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4. Jun 21,  · View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Addictions Volume I on Discogs. Label: Island Records (2) - UICY • Series: The Best Of Best 50 • Format: CD Compilation, Reissue • Country: Japan • Genre: Electronic, Rock • Style: Pop Rock, Synth-pop.

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5. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Cinram CD release of Addictions Volume I on Discogs. Label: Island Records - CID ,Island Records - • Format: CD Compilation Cinram • Country: Europe • Genre: Electronic, Rock • Style: Pop Rock, Synth-pop.

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6. • "Woke Up Laughing" is the remix from Sweet Lies (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack). • "Simply Irresistible" is the 7" version. Additionally, "Some Like It Hot" is the LP version by The Power Station, but the band is not mentioned except in Palmer's prose in the liner notes.

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7. Addictions Volume 1. Robert Palmer. one extended version ("Pride") Two soundtrack songs ("Sweet Lies" and "Woke Up Laughing") and eight album versions. Read more. One person found this helpful I know Robert Palmer still be an extra quality CD cuz I know his songs are very good but I'm celebrating the cdfi Goldstar because I like all the /5(43).

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8. Long time fans will remember minor hits like "Pride" and "Woke Up Laughing", also included. A few songs are represneted in alternative versions or with slightly different arrangements than when first released on past albums. Excellent liner notes where Robert Palmer discusses the background of /5(5).

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9. Thanks in part to Robert Palmer's hand in the process of compiling Addictions, Vol. 1, this early best-of is a fine peek into the musical passions that made Palmer tick. The 13 songs that make up the collection are mostly first-rate, and at the very least they present to a newcomer the eclecticism and style that made Palmer so consistently interesting.

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